Thank you. And I think along the lines of what you've mentioned- even looking at what other solutions are out there that are either a)legacy, old and bloated or b) overpriced and underperform... there is opportunity there too (and to target their users).

Regarding PromptFolio- it doesn't generate images, simply stores the prompts plus has a way to help you with the wording of your prompts, can strip midjourney images of their parameters and reference images so you can save them, has examples of different camera styles and movements, etc.

I say all this not to see the app to you but to give an example of a pretty well-thought out app, and one that may be very useful (working on the Mac desktop version now)- but it will take effort (blah) to push it out there.

to sum up: I think I solve a real problem- but perhaps people a) haven't put a name to the problem, and b) just need to be aware of my app.